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Second Mortgage
jimba1
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Hi there,
I need some advice on changing my mortgage.
2 years ago, I bought my first little flat on a 5 year fixed rate mortgage.
I'm now in a position where I'm earning more money and want to buy a house. If I want to keep my current flat as an investment and rent it out, can I change the mortgage to a buy to rent or interest only and then take a standard mortgage out on the new property.
This may not be feasable as I hear that buy to rent mortgages are much higher interest rate?
Has anyone else had any experience with this. It may be a dangerous plan and lenders will not allow this.
Thanks.
I need some advice on changing my mortgage.
2 years ago, I bought my first little flat on a 5 year fixed rate mortgage.
I'm now in a position where I'm earning more money and want to buy a house. If I want to keep my current flat as an investment and rent it out, can I change the mortgage to a buy to rent or interest only and then take a standard mortgage out on the new property.
This may not be feasable as I hear that buy to rent mortgages are much higher interest rate?
Has anyone else had any experience with this. It may be a dangerous plan and lenders will not allow this.
Thanks.
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Comments
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Possibly yes. What's the property value of the one you want to rent out and the mortgage remaining?
Most importantly, what would the realistic rental value be?0 -
Thanks Andy,
I've paid 2 years off a 77k mortgage. This was done on a 100% lending.
The property has probably made about 8k.
I could probably just about pay the mortgage with rent received. I may have to pay a little into it if interest rates go up.0
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